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Admission Information

April/October 2019（J２）

Yokohama YMCA College

YMCA College of Human Services

YMCA Global Business College

Yokohama YMCA College

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At the Yokohama YMCA, Department of Japanese Language Studies, you will be trained

thoroughly in all of the following four areas of Japanese language; listening, speaking,

reading, and writing, aiming to learn genuine Japanese. Whether for work, or to pursue

further studies in special schools, universities, or graduate schools in Japan, our learning

system is perfect for you.

■Course Structure：There are two type of courses according to the purposes of study.

Course Start of

Term

Studying Period

Regular Japanese

Course

April, 2019 1 Year (April,2019 to March, 2020)

October,

2019

1 Year(October, 2019 to September, 2020)

★This course is aimed for training Japanese language from elementary level to

intermediate level. You will be able to master basic Japanese communication skills that

will help your everyday life.

Course Start of

Term

Course Length

Japanese and

Culture Studying

Course

April, 2019 1 Year (April,2019 to March, 2020)

October,

2019

1 Year (October, 2019 to September, 2020)

★This course is aimed for training Japanese language of advanced level. You will be able

to master practical Japanese communication skills that will help you secure

employment, pursue further studies, and deal with various scenes in your social life.

*Student that completed the Regular Japanese Course may advance to the Japanese and

Culture Studying Course if he/she so wishes. The Studying period will be two years in

total.

*The school issues a graduation certificate to students who were enrolled for a certain

period, and were able to meet the required attendance percentage and grades.

■Maximum Enrollment： A total of 120 students (Regular Japanese Course:80 students, Japanese

and Culture Studying Course: 40 students) ※Each class will be around 15 students.

■Class Hours： 5 periods a day, 5 days a week from Monday to Friday

(25 periods a week, 36 weeks a year. A total of 900 periods a year)

Homeroom First Period Second

Period Third Period

Fourth

Period Fifth Period

9:00-9:10

9:10-10:00

10:10-11:00

11:10-12:00

13:00-13:50

14:00-14:50

*Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and National Holidays.

*Long Vacations: Please check the annual schedule for schedule for specific dates.

☆Summer Vacation (about 3 weeks from late July to mid-August)

☆Fall Vacation (about 3 weeks from mid-September to early October)

☆Winter Vacation (about 3 weeks from late December to mid-January)

☆Spring Vacation (about 3 weeks from mid-March to early April)

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■Application Requirements：

1) The applicant must have completed 12 years of formal education or meets requirements for

admission into high education such as universities in their home country.

2) The applicant must be 18 years old or above.

3) The applicant must obtain a valid visa.

4) The applicant must have a contact person residing in Japan.

5) The applicant for the Japanese and Culture Studying Course must have a Japanese

language ability equivalent to N2 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

■Levels:

Advanced Ⅱ

**Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students AdvancedⅠ

IntermediateⅡ

IntermediateⅠ

Pre-

Elementary Intermediate

Elementary II **EJU (200/400) EJU (300/400) EJU (300/400)

I *JLPT /Level N5 JLPT /Level N4 JLPT /Level N3 JLPT /Level N2 JLPT /Level N1 JLPT /Level N1

main textbook"Minna no

Nihongo I"

"Minna no

Nihongo II"

"Chukyu e

Ikou"

"Chukyu wo Manabou""Tema-betsu: Chukyu kara

Manabu Nihongo"

"Shin: Chukyu kara Joukyu e

no Nihongo""Kokkyo wo Koete"

Subject

Kanji, ＬＬ, Rapid

Reading,

Conversation,

Composition

Kanji, LL, Conversation,

Composition,

Grammar,Activities


Composition,

Grammar,Activities


Composition,

Grammar,Activities

Estimate

Level

Can understand

Japanese language

used in everyday life to

a certain degree. Can

convey one's own

opinion and its reason

using simple

expressions.

Can understand Japanese

language used in a wider

range of scenes to a

certain degree, in addition

to the language used in

everyday life. Can express

one's own opinion clearly

on various topics in social

life.

6 months

Can understand Japanese language used in various

scenes. Can convey logical opoinions and discussions

on various topics using appropriate words that match

what is intended.

Kanji, ＬＬ, Reading Comprehension,

Conversation, Composition

* Japanese-Language Proficiency Test

Proceed to Graduate Schools, Universities, or Special Colleges.

Find job or reside permanently in Japan. Return to home country.

6 months

Can understand basic Japanese language from

simple expressions. Can hold easy

conversations in their everyday life.

6 monthsterm 6 months 6 months 6 months

■Visa Type： This program is set for non-Student Visa applicants. Short-Term Stay Visa is not

acceptable. The YMCA will not assist in acquiring a visa.

■School Fees： Fees for each course is as follows.

Course Entrance Fee Tuition Facility Fee Total

Regular Japanese Course ¥120,000 ¥640,000 ¥30,000 ¥790,000

Japanese and Culture Studying Course

*In addition to the above, students are expected to purchase textbooks and class materials

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(about ¥10,000 to ¥20,000 for half a year).

*There is a system for reduction and exemption from entrance fee according to the student’s

Japanese language ability when entering school. Please see the attached paper for further

information.

Tuition and fees for each course may be paid in installments each half year.

Time of Payment Entrance

Fee Tuition Facility Fee Total

When Entering School

(April / October) ¥120,000

¥320,000

¥15,000

¥455,000

August / following February ----- ¥335,000

*Please note that tuition and fees will not be refunded for any reason once paid.

■Application Periods and Admission Examinations:

Application Period Entry Exam Dates

Entering School

from Apr., 2019

The First

Examination

February 1 (Fri.) to

March 14 (Thurs.), 2019

March 15 (Fri.),

2019

The Second

Examination


March 30 (Sat.), 2019

April 1 (Mon.),

2019

Entering School

from Oct., 2019

The First

Examination

August 1 (Thurs.) to

September 19 (Thurs.), 2019

September 20 (Fri.),

2019

The Second

Examination


October 1 (Tue.), 2019

October 2 (Wed.),

2019

* Please choose the day you would like to take the placement test and make an appointment. The

exams are from 9:10 to around 11:00. Examinees are required to arrive by 9:00 at the information

desk on the 8th floor.

*Please bring pencils, erasers, and any Japanese text books you have been using.

*Results of the first examinations will be notified within a week. Results of the second

examinations will be notified on the day of the tests. If you are accepted for entry, please pay the

tuition and fees by a specified due dates.

■Contact Person in Japan：

A contact person living in Japan is required when applying to the YMCA. On top of preparing

and turning in the student’s application materials, the contact person will be asked to help and

support the student. Also, the contact person may be asked to assist the student with their

studies after entering the school.

A contact person must meet the following requirements:

1) He/ She must be a relative, a friend, or an acquaintance of the student, and must know the

student and his/her family very well.

2) He/ She must be well settled in Japan, and must have a firm understanding of the

Japanese language, laws, culture, and customs.

■Financial Supporter:

A Financial sponsor is someone who is responsible for bearing all expenses of the student during

his / her studies at the YMCA. The financial sponsor will be asked to submit a “Payment Form”.

■Others:

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-Scholarships Students who enrolled for 6 months or more, and have excellent grades and attendance will

have chances to be granted scholarships after screening.

Scholarship of the Yokohama YMCA College Department of Japanese Language

(¥10,000 a month, for 6 months, about 4 students every semester)

-Student’s Commutation Tickets Students can purchase student’s commutation tickets and the school will issue discount cards.

-Student Insurance System for Vocational Schools

The system compensates for deaths, hospitalizations, and outpatient treatments, due to

disasters and accidents during school activities. The premium will be paid by the school.

-Health Examination

Occurs once a year in which the school will pay the expenses. -Volunteer Tutoring System

A Japanese volunteer will help you with your conversational practices after school if you wish.

-Using Attached Facilities Inside the Yokohama Central YMCA building where the Japanese school is located, there are

swimming pool, training gym, and running track. Student of the Japanese school may use

these facilities free of charge during designated time.

- Major schools proceeded by graduates of 2017 school year Graduate Schools: Keio University, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo University of Technology,

Kyusyu Institute of Technology, Waseda University, Shinsyu

Universities: Hosei University, Toyo University, Okayama University of Science, Kanto Gakuin

University, Keisen University, Musashino Art University

Vocational Schools: Yokohama YMCA College (Department of Global IT & Business), Tokyo

YMCA College of Hotel Management, Yokohama Design College, NEEC, Tokyo

School of Business, Japan Electronics, Tokyo Mode Gakuen etc.

-Major place of employment of 2017 school year INTER ACTION corporation, Pasona Tech, Inc. Kamaya Electric Co., Ltd., etc.

-Result of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test of 2017 school year

The First JLPT N 1: 6 successful candidates out of 9 examinees

N 2: 30 successful candidates out of 45 examinees

The Second JLPT N 1: 1 successful candidate out of 9 examinees

N 2: 11 successful candidates out of 32 examine

YMCA College of Human Services

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At the YMCA College of Human Services; Department of Japanese Language Studies; you

will be learning the required Japanese language skills to advance to a higher level of

education. It aims to grasp the natural Japanese through a cultural exchange with

Japanese students from YMCA College of Human Services and the locals around its area. ■Course Structure：

Course Start of Term Studying Period

2-year Preparatory Course April, 2019 2 years（April, 2019 to March, 2021）

1.5-year Preparatory

Course October, 2019 1.5 years (October, 2019 to March, 2021)

*The school issues a graduation certificate to students who were enrolled for a certain period,

and were able to meet the required attendance percentage and grades.

■Maximum Enrollment：A total of 120 students ( For each class, 20 students are maximum)

■Class Hours：Morning Session and Afternoon Session (you will be divided into either morning or

afternoon session according to your Japanese level.)

4 periods a day, 5 days a week from Monday to Friday


◆Morning session:

First Period Second

Period Third Period

Fourth

Period

9:00～9:50 9:55～10:45 10:55～11:45 11:50～

12:40

◆Afternoon Session:

First Period Second

Period Third Period

Fourth

Period

13:00～13:50 13:55～14:45 14:55～15:45 15:50～

16:40

*Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and National Holidays.

*Long Vacations

☆Summer Vacation(about 2 weeks from early August to mid-August)

☆Fall Vacation (about 3 weeks from late September to early October)

☆Winter Vacation (about 2 weeks from late December to early January)

☆Spring Vacation (about 3 weeks from mid-March to early April)







■Levels:


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Advanced Level

Intermediate II Level

Intermediate I Level

Elementary Level **EJU EJU

*JLPT（N４） JLPT（N３） JLPT（N２） JLPT（N１）

Term 6 months 6 months 6 months 6 months

Main

Textbooks “Minna no Nihongo I/II”

“Minna no Nihongo II”

“Chu-kyu wo Manabu”

“Chu-kyu wo Manabu”

“Chu-kyu kara Jo-kyu no

Nihongo”

“Manabou! Nihongo Jo-kyu”

Content

Learn how to read, write,

listen, and speak,

necessary in everyday life.

Interaction with Japanese

students in class.

Reading, composition,

conversation, speech.


students in class.

Reading, composition,

conversation, speech.


students in class. Preparation

for tests and exams.

Reading newspaper and

novels. Speech, short essay,

etc. Interaction with Japanese

students in class. Preparation

for tests and exams.


**Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students

■Visa Type：This program is set for non-Student Visa applicants. Short-Term Stay Visa is not

acceptable. The YMCA will not assist in acquiring a visa. Applicants are responsible for

carrying out the procedure on their own.

■Application and Placement Test:

We will accept applications and hold placement tests according to the schedules below

Course Start of

term Application Period Entry Exam Dates

2-year

Preparatory

Course

April,

2019

① February 1 (Fri.) to February

28(Thurs.), 2019 March 1 (Fri.), 2019

② March 1 (Fri.)to March,

28(Thurs.),2019 March 29 (Fri.), 2019

1.5-year

Preparatory

Course

October,

2019

① August 1 (Thurs.) to August 31(Sat.),

2019

September 2 (Mon.),

2019

② September 2 (Mon.),2019 to September

28 (Sat), 2019

September 30 (Mon.),

2019

*Please choose the day you would like to take the placement test and make an appointment. The

test is from 9:10 to around 11:00. You are required to arrive by 9:00 at the information desk of the

YMCA College of Human Services.

*Please bring pencils, erasers

*Results of the test① will be notified within a week. Results of the test② will be notified on the

day of the tests.

* If you are accepted for entry, please pay the tuition and fees by a specified due dates.

■School Fees：Fees for each course is as follows.

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１．2-year Preparatory Course（Entering School from April）


2-year Preparatory

Course ¥100,000 ¥1,280,000 ¥40,000 ¥1,420,000


(about ¥44,000 for the first year, ¥30,500 for the second year).

Tuition and fees may be paid in installments each half year.



2-year

Preparatory

Course

When

Entering

School

¥100,000 ¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥430,000

August of first

year ¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥330,000

February of

the following

year

¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥330,000

August of the

following year ¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥330,000

２．1.5-year Preparatory Course （Entering School from October）


1.5-year Preparatory

Course ¥100,000 ¥960,000 ¥30,000 ¥1,090,000

* In addition to the above, students are expected to purchase textbooks and class

materials (about ¥44,000 for the first year, ¥23,000 for the second year)

Tuition and fees may be paid in installments each half year.



1.5-year

Preparatory

Course

When

Entering

School

¥100,000 ¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥430,000

February of

the following

year

¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥330,000

August of the

following year ¥320,000 ¥10,000 ¥330,000

■ Contact Person in Japan：

A contact person living in Japan is required when applying to the YMCA. On top of preparing and

turning in the student’s application materials, the contact person will be asked to help and



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2) He/ She must be well settled in Japan, and must have a firm understanding of the Japanese

language, laws, culture, and customs.

■ Financial Supporter:



■ Others:

-Residence

Our school is currently not owning any school dormitory. However, we can introduce

private apartment to students who need.

-Scholarships

The second year students who have excellent grades and attendance will have chances to

apply for scholarships after the document screening. It is required to submit report to

homeroom teacher.

: Scholarship of the Yokohama YMCA College

[Eligible Person] Students who are in last year of school and enrolled YMCA College

Group.

[Scholarship Amount, Grant periods] ¥20,000 a month, for 12 months


-Student Insurance System for Vocational Schools The system compensates for deaths, hospitalizations, and outpatient treatments, due to disasters

and accidents during school activities. The premium will be paid by the school.

-Health Examination Occurs once a year in which the school will pay the expenses. -Volunteer Tutoring System A Japanese volunteer will help you with your conversational practices after school if you wish.

■ Major schools proceeded by graduates: Graduate Schools: Wako University

Universities: Tokyo Metropolitan University, Toyo University, Nihon University, Keisen

University, Tokyo Kasei University etc.

Vocational Schools: Yokohama YMCA College, Tokyo Business Language College,

Nihonkenkoiryosenmon School, Yokohama Design College, Yokohama Music

School, Iwatani College of Business & IT School, YOMIURI College of Tokyo,

College of Medical Business, Tourism, and Computing, etc


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At the YMCA Global Business College; Department of Japanese Language Studies; you will

be learning the required Japanese language skills to advance to a higher level of education

and aiming to develop Japanese language skills in all the following four areas; listening,

speaking, reading, and writing, through a cultural exchange with Japanese students and

the locals around its area.

■Course Structure

Course Starting Level Start of

Term Studying Period

1 Year

Course IntermediateⅠ

April,

2019 1 year（April, 2019～March, 2020）

2 Year

Course Elementary

April,

2019 2 year（April, 2019～March, 2021）

1.5 Year

Course Elementary

October,

2019 1.5 year（October, 2019～March, 2021）

*The school issues a graduation certificate to students who were enrolled for a certain

period, and were able to meet the required attendance percentage and grades.

* ‘IntermediateⅠlevel’ is eligible for those who qualify for the Japanese Language

Proficiency Test(JLPT) level 4.

■Maximum Enrollment：A total of 80 students

■Class Hours： Morning Session and Afternoon Session (you will be divided into either morning or

afternoon session according to your Japanese level. The session can not be chosen by the student’s

request)

4 periods a day, 5 days a week from Monday to Friday


◆Morning Session


Period Third Period

Fourth

Period

8:50-9:00 9:00-9:50 9:55-10:45 10:55-11:45 11:50-12:40

◆Afternoon Session


Period Third Period

Fourth

Period

13:00-13:10 13:10-14:00 14:05-14:55 15:05-15:55 16:00-16:50

*Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and on National Holidays.

*Long Vacations: Please check the annual schedule for specific dates.

☆Summer Holidays (about 2 weeks from early August to mid-August)

☆Autumn Holidays (about 3 weeks from late September to early October)

☆Winter Holidays (about 2 weeks from late December to early January)

☆Spring Holidays (about 3 weeks from mid- March to early April)



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■Levels：

■Visa Type：This program is set for non-Student Visa applicants. Short-Term Stay Visa is not

acceptable. The YMCA will not assist in acquiring a visa.

■ School Fees：Fees for each course is as follows.


1 Year Course ¥100,000 ¥660,000 ¥20,000 ¥780,000

2 Year Course ¥100,000 ¥1,320,000 ¥40,000 ¥1,460,000

Advanced B

Advanced A

Intermediate

Intermediate II B

Intermediate II A

Intermediate IB

Pre- IA

Elementary Intermediate

Elementary II

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JLPT(N4)

Term 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months 3 months

Main

Text-

book

"Minna no

NihongoⅠ"

"Minna no

Nihongo II"

"Chu-kyu e

Ikou"

Subject

Target

Level

JLPT (N1)*JLPT(N5) JLPT(N3)

"Chu-kyu wo Manabou""Tema-betsu: Chu-kyu kara Manabu

Nihongo"

"Shin: Chu-kyu kara Jo-kyu e no

Nihongo"

Kanji, Listening, Reading Comprehension,

Conversation, Composition

Can understand japanese

language used in everyday life to

a certain degree. Can convey

one's own opinion and its reason

on daily topics in social life using

simple expressions

Can understand Japanese language

used in wider range of scenes to a

certain degree, in addition to the

language used in everyday life. Can

express one's own opinion clearly on

various topics in social life.

Can understand Japanese

language used in various scenes.

Can convey logical opoinions and

discussions on various topics

using appropriate words that

match what is intended.


**Examination for Japanese University



Can understand basic Japanese language from

simple expressions. Can hold easy

conversations in their own everyday life.

Admission for International Students

**EJU (200/400)

JLPT(N2)

EJU (300/400)

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1.5 Year Course ¥100,000 ¥990,000 ¥30,000 ¥1,120,000


(about ¥10,000 to ¥20,000 for half a year).

Tuition and fees for each course may be paid in installments each half year.

Time of Payment Entrance Fee Tuition Facility Fee Total

1 Year

Course

or

2 Year

Course

When

Entering

School

¥100,000 ¥330,000 ¥20,000 ¥450,000

August of

first year ¥330,000 ¥330,000

February of

the

following

year

¥330,000 ¥20,000 ¥350,000

August of

the

following

year

¥330,000 ¥330,000

Time of Payment Entrance Fee Tuition Facility Fee Total

1.5 Year

Course

When

Entering

School

¥100,000 ¥330,000 ¥10,000 ¥440,000

February

the

following

year

¥330,000 ¥20,000 ¥350,000

August the

following

year

¥330,000 ¥330,000

*Please note that tuition and fees will not be refunded for any reason once paid.

■Application Periods and Admission Examinations:

Application Period Entry Exam Dates

Entering

School

from

April,

2019

The First

Examination


March 15 (Fri.), 2019 March 18(Mon.), 2019

The Second

Examination


March 29 (Fri.), 2019 April 1(Mon.), 2019

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Entering

School

from

October,

2019

The First

Examination


September 13 (Fri.), 2019

September 17(Tue.),

2019

The Second

Examination


September 27 (Fri.), 2019 October 1(Tue.), 2019

*Please choose the day you would like to take the Admission examination. Booking is

required. The exams are from 9:10 to around 11:00. Examinees are required to arrive by

9:00 at the information desk on the 1st floor.

*Please bring pencils, erasers, and any Japanese text books you have been using.

*Results of the first examinations will be notified within a week. Results of the second

examinations will be notified on day of the tests. If you are accepted for entry, please pay the

tuition and fees by a specified due dates.

■ Contact Person in Japan：

A contact person living in Japan is required when applying to the YMCA. On top of preparing and

turning in the student’s application materials, the contact person will be asked to help and






2) He/ She must be well settled in Japan, and must have a firm understanding of the Japanese

language, laws, culture, and customs.

■ Financial Supporter:



■ Others：


-Student Insurance System for Vocational Schools The system compensates for deaths, hospitalizations, and outpatient treatments, due to

disasters and accidents during school activities. The premium will be paid by the school.

-Health Examination Occurs once a year in which the school will pay the expenses.

-Volunteer Tutoring System A Japanese volunteer will help you with your conversational practices after school if you wish.

-Using Attached Facilities Inside the Kawasaki YMCA building where the Japanese school is located, there are swimming

pool, training gym, and running track. Student of the Japanese school may use these facilities

free of charge during designated time.

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Application documents( Standard Requirements)

Please read the following notes carefully before filling out the necessary application forms using

the sample as a guide. The application forms must be submitted by the applicant and the contact

person directly to the Yokohama YMCA College Department of Japanese Language.

1) Fill in the forms using black or blue ink. Also, you can download the forms with ★mark

from our Website ( http://www.yokohamaymca.ac.jp/jls/cms/entrance/dl/ ) and fill them out

using computers.

2) Please do not use white-out (correction fluid). Cross out the mistake/s with two lines and

correct it/them.

I: The materials from the applicant

①Application Form (Form Provided by the YMCA) ★

・The form must be filled out by the applicant in Japanese, Chinese, or in English.

②3 Photos of the applicant (2 copies of 4cmx3cm, 1 copy of 3cmx2.5cm)

・Write your name and your date of birth on the back of each copy. Attach one photo to the

application form.

③Diploma of the Last School Attended

・Please submit your diploma of the last school you have attended.

・If the diploma is written in languages other than Japanese or English, please attach a

translation.

④Photocopies of the Applicant’s Passport

・The school will make photocopies of all pages with recorded items.

⑤Photocopies of the Applicant’s Foreign Registration Card

・The school will make the photocopies of both sides of the card.

⑥Questionnaire (Form Provided by the YMCA) ★

II: The materials from the financial sponsor

①Payment Form (Form Provided by the YMCA) ★

・Please choose one form from different language versions, and use the Japanese version for

translation.

・Fill it out according to the sample in a respective language.

②A Photocopy of an Official Identification

・Please submit a photocopy of both sides of an identification with a photograph (ex. driver’s license,

foreign registration card).

III: Materials from the Contact Person in Japan

①Signed Written Oath for Contact Person (Form Provided by the YMCA) ★

・Please fill in all the necessary items.

②A Photocopy of an Official Identification

・Please submit a photocopy of both sides of an identification with a photograph (ex. driver’s license,

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foreign registration card).

Yokohama YMCA, Department of Japanese

Language Studies 〒231-8458

1-7 Tokiwa-chou,Naka-ku,Yokohama City,

Phone: 045-661-0080 FAX: 045-651-0223

E-mail [email protected]

http://www.yokohamaymca.ac.jp/jls/cms/

3min. on foot from Kannai Station (JR Negishi

Line or Yokohama Municipal Subway), or 6min. on

foot from Nihon Oodori Station(Minato Mirai Line)

YMCA College of Human Services,

Department of Japanese Language

〒243-0018

4-16-19, Naka-cho, Atsugi City

Phone:046-223-1441 / FAX:046-223-2101

E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.yokohamaymca.ac.jp/health-jls/jp/

4-minute walk from

Hon Atsugi Station of Odakyu Line

(60-minute ride on Airport Limousine Bus from

Tokyo International Airport, and 3- minute ride

on local bus from Hon Atsugi Station to the

YMCA)


Department of Japanese Language

〒214-0014

3032-2 Noborito, Tama-ku, Kawasaki City

Phone:044-932-2015 Fax:044-933-3202

E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.yokohamaymca.ac.jp/fukushi/

5-minute walk from Noborito Station

of JR Nanbu Line or Odakyu Odawara Line

http://www.yokohamaymca.ac.jp/health-jls/jp/

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